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Because it completely misses the point that it’s a lot of work that constricts future paths by forming a public contract that offers effectively no benefit to S
by orf 3y ago
Because it completely misses the point that it’s a lot of work that constricts future paths by forming a public contract that offers effectively no benefit to Spotify at all.
Those kids are going to pay for Spotify anyway regardless of if their weird school firewall comes up with a “this site is blocked” message or not. Phones and 5g exist, plus the school gets the ire for blocking it and not Spotify. And no residential ISP is ever going to block Spotify.